The moment people start following same pattern (for example starting all topics about free games with [FREE] and not naming topics for example "Gleam GA for XYZ" or "Grab XYZ for free" it would be easy to filter them out using script. but you don't want script to hide all topics containing word "free" cause it's often used in other topic names as well ;)
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Once I've seen a topic titled Free Tibet, but it was a scam, I didn't got anything :(
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People can stop using [FREE] but that would clutter it up even more.
Though a [Free] Genre might not be that bad.
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Use tampermonkey or greasemonkey to create script with following content:
$('.table__column__heading').each(function(i, el) { var $el = $(el); if ($el.html().indexOf('[FREE]') > -1) { $el.parents('.table__row-outer-wrap').hide() } }):P
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I puke every now and then that I see java code.
Lisp ftw.
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It's a giveaway site after all, it should be expected but there aren't that many anyway, it's hardly even a problem.
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a sub category whould be nice
- deals
- bundles
- freebies
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A better sub-categorization would be:
- Bundles
- Deals
- gleam.io crap
- other freebies
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Add a Free section , where Gleam shit gets posted ....
Ez Solution
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Sure thing people do love their free games, good for them - seriously though, the discussions are becoming unreadable to me because of the sheer amount of [FREE] threads. Looking for actual deals in Deals is more and more like hunting for the proverbial needle in a haystack.
I'm not following the community much these days - was wondering if anyone has cobbled together something to get rid of them?
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